Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-22
DAKOTA COMBINATIONS.

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master at Young, Pembina county, vice,
Samuel Young, resigned.
1t is reported that immigration Com
missioner Mcclure will remove his Office
to Pierre. He is expected there daily.
Fifteen carloads of stone and brick
from Mankato, MIMI, for the basement
Of the new college building at Brookings
have arrived.
GIN. Kendall of Milwaukee is in
Aberdeen looking up o location for o
pickle mandatory which he expects to
establish there soon.
The DeSmet graded school gave an
exhibition on Saturday night, which
was pronounced the best entertainment,
in every respect, aver given there.
1t is expected that the graders will
shortly follow the survey now being
made by the So. Panl, Minneapolis and
Manitoba road from Aberdeen to Pierre.
On Sunday the populaoe of Ejghmore
sought their cyclone caves. sitter : eading
the signs hung in the heavens. bnt their
fears were NOT fulfilled and they came
forth and went to camp meeting at ST.
Lawrence.
A heavy rain Sunday extended over
Hughes, Suiy, Potter and Hyde counties.
1t was badly needed and. crops have
picked. mp amazingly. The Missouri is
rapidly coming up and is over 8 mile
and a half vide st Pierre.
Last week a fire at the sew mill of
Turner 81 Price, eighteen miles from
Rapid City, harmed the dry kilns and
1900 feet OF lumber. Loss, $1,000;
partly insured. The fire eaught from q
steam pipe in the dry kiln. They viii
rebuild.
II 10 thought the hail of Saturday in
Eyde county las notaffected the crops
as badly as feared at first. A general
rain fell Sunday night and the wheat
looks green and promising again, though
the hot winds of the past week had
TUNED it in some localities.
Emma Il. Swarts, prominently con.
nected with the W. g. r. U. OF Dakota,
lecsnred in the opera hpl at Brooklngf
Sunday afternoon. and in the evening
in the Presbyterian church delivered or
address on work being done by the
iadies of Dakota in Che temperance
field.
The south Dakota firemen's association
elected officers for the ensuing year al
follows: Dell Coy, Pierre, president
Beet Moffat, Miller, first vice president
E.J. Woods, Sioux Falls, second vice
president; Will Bloss, Mitchell, record
ing secretary. John Miller Huron, cor
responding secretary; Fred Kincel
Yankton, treasurer.
The annual meeting of the Sioux Val.
ley Baptist association closed at d.
Smes Sunday hight. About sixty dele.
gates and ministers we're present. Til,
session was unusually interesting, ant
all went home feeling we'll paid for thei
time. ReY. O. e. Brown, OF Clear Lake
was elected moderator, and j. L. Pratt
of Elkson. clerk. The next meetin,
will be held at Dell Rapids.
Friday last Harry Boswell and Et
Stewart went to work as ueuai lii q drift
they were running in a gravel bar nea
Rockerville, q email mining camp twelv,
mics from Rapid City. They lid no
retnfa at their usual time, and, as it wa
known some ct the drift timbers wer,
unsound, search was made. Both mel
were found buried. Boswell was still
alive when found, but died shortly ate,
a women named Lynch was trough
70 Grand Forks from Ardoch last weel
very CRAZY. Her husband can assign u,
reason for her condition. She escape,
from her keepers and after prowiin,
about the back streets some time, wa
recaptured and placed in the county jan
The commissioners of insanity pro
nounoed her Insane and recommends
that she be committed TO an asylum.
The eastern part Of Beadle county wa
swept Sunday night from 7 until i
O'clock by a very severe northwest win,
accompanied by heavy rain and som
hail. Small barns and sheds were blow
y down, This passengers on the mort